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Re: 2004 Codec Requirements
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Originally Posted by SteveC116
Or maybe I'm totally off. If somebody could respond who understands codecs better than I do that would be appreciated. What exactly is this DV-NTSC format? Is it any good? Am I not giving cinepak enough credit?
Steve -

DV/NTSC is literally "Digital Video / National Television Standards Committee." It is the format used in high-end consumer digital video cameras and recorders. It is a higher-end, high-quality compression and encoding method (particularly in comparison with older encoding standards such as Cinepak or MPEG-2). I think you will not have any problems with it (certainly none like last year), and will like it.

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